Unlimited Removal and Demolition, Inc.

Thirty years in business and not one customer review to show for it — Unlimited Removal and Demolition works the jobs homeowners never photograph: draining and cutting out a buried oil tank, stripping asbestos off a dead boiler, gutting an interior before a rebuild starts. Its own site describes a Lynn, Massachusetts removal and demolition outfit covering residential, commercial and industrial oil tank removal and installation, boiler and mechanical room removals, interior and exterior demolition, asbestos abatement and oil spill remediation. The company is run by president Esteban L. Acosta with 11 employees, and its BBB page dates the business to a 1994 start with incorporation in 2001, while the company itself claims 25 years. Massachusetts certifies it as a Minority Business Enterprise, active through November 2028, and a 2023 state legislature certification tip sheet listed it as an MBE demolition subcontractor on a public construction project. Its BBB page carries an A+ grade, though the company is not accredited there and no customers have posted. Two public compliance records are worth raising before anyone signs. A federal OSHA inspection of the company is listed with three citations and $4,000 in proposed penalties, and Good Jobs First's violation tracker lists a 2012 Massachusetts environmental violation carrying a $9,000 penalty. For a firm whose entire trade is asbestos, fuel tanks and spill cleanup, those are the right questions to open with. For a homeowner staring at a decommissioned oil tank or an asbestos-wrapped boiler in the basement, this is a niche outfit that does that specific work rather than a general remodeler taking it on: a renovation write-up recommends them for draining and removing an old tank and abating asbestos from a boiler. With no homeowner accounts published on its BBB profile, ask for recent local references, current asbestos-abatement and tank-removal credentials, and proof of insurance before scheduling.